Great Temperance Convention to Meet in Indianapolis
A large crowd from Indiana will attend the Omnib partisan Convention of Temperance voters in Indianapolis next Tuesday December 5. Delegations travel by Lake Erie Western or I U T lines, with sea led trains returning same night. Prominent speakers from major parties will attend, opposing legalized saloons and signaling a strong turn in the anti saloon campaign.
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Indianapolis
Weo
Indiana
Omni-partisan Convention of Temperance Voters
Lake Erie & Western
U. T
Tadiaud
No Foreign Population in Russaiv Jle Town
The town of Russaiv Jle, with about a thousand residents, has no colored residents and no foreign born inhabitants. It notes twenty years since a colored family lived there, and the last foreigner, a German, died years ago with his family moving to Frankfort.
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Russaiv.Jle
Frankfort
Thompson Humbert Wedding at Quaker Indiana
Thompson and Humbert wed at Rev. Frank Stefford home in Quaker Indiana. King Robert H. Thompson and Elsie A. Humbert, both from New London area, exchanged vows in a simple ceremony. They will reside on a farm two miles west of New London after December 1.
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Frank Stefford
Quaker
Indiana
Robert H. Thompson
Belle Thompson
Mise Elsie AM. Humbert
A. H. Humbert
New London
Russiaville
Mrs Thompson
Wounded Fugitive Shot While Breaching Home Search
Wm Bayer a Delphi fugitive wanted for assault on Delphi Marshal Jacob Metz was fatally shot at the home of J A Porter northwest of Kokomo. After escaping pursuit Bayer was wounded by Officer Rowland as he attempted to flee and died Tuesday in Kokomo detention hospital.
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Wm. Bayer
Delphi
J. A. Porter
Kokomo
Bayer
Jacob Metz
Howard County
J.A. Porter
Sherif Jackson
Thomas
Rowland
Jackson
Baver
Yonu
Fatal shooting of 12 year old Ridnour by playmate in Forest
Arthur Ridnour, son of Mr and Mrs Sherman Ridnour, was fatally wounded Sunday afternoon by an accidental discharge of a 22 rifle held by another boy named Pollock. The bullet passed through eleven intestinal perforations and he died Monday night after surgery. Funeral held in Forest.
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Arthur Ridnour
Sherman Ridnour
Forest
Pollock
Huber Pollock
Ridnour
Interurban progress speeds along amid renewed work
The Gordon and Hadley gangs have left, new workers fill in, and rail construction from Kokomo west to Michigantown progresses. A derrick car lays rails alongside the Clover Leaf line, accelerating placement and spiking. If weather stays fair for three to four weeks, the line may be ready by mid winter.
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Gordon and Hadley
Kokomo
Michigantown
Couple Ties the Knot in Kokomo Rural Nuptials
Miss Cora M. Uphaus daughter of Henry and Mrs Uphaus and Mr Guy Routh were married Saturday morning in Kokomo. The bride wore pale blue messaline and the groom a black suit. The couple will reside in Sims and begin housekeeping, with friends extending congratulations. The groom is brother of John Routh of Russiaville.
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Cora M. Uphaus
Henry and
Alrs. Uphane
Guy Routh
Kokomo
Eastern
Howard
Sims
John Routh
Russiaville
Baptist Church Schedule Preaching on Sundays and Meetings
The Baptist church holds preaching on the first and third Sundays each month. Sunday School starts at 10:00 A.M. and a Young People's meeting at 6:00 P.M. Prayer meeting occurs every Thursday evening. Rev. H. T. Minnis, Pastor.
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Suntay School
Christian Church Services and Prayer Meeting Schedule
Christian Church announces preaching on the second and fourth Sundays and a prayer meeting every Thursday. Sunday School begins at 3 p m. Everyone is invited to attend. C A Johnson is the pastor.
M. E. Church Announces Sunday Services and Junior League
Sunday School begins at 9 45 with a preaching service Sunday evening. The Junior League meets each Thursday at 4 00 PM. All are invited to attend. J Francis Lutey is the pastor.
Bitter Cry of The Editor
The piece laments the editor as a public target and notes the town’s reliance on newspapers for truth and scandal. It contrasts praise and condemnation, criticizing how press coverage affects individuals and society.
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